Europe-made alternatives · 2026

3 Best European Betterment Alternatives in 2026

The best European alternative to Betterment in 2026 is Indexa Capital, based in Spain. All 3 options below are European-owned, GDPR-native and ranked by feature parity and relevance.

By the EU Alternatives team Last updated

Our top pick this year is Indexa Capital, but every option on this list is European-owned, GDPR-native, and production-ready. Worth a closer look: Scalable Capital, Yomoni.

Betterment alternatives are mainly Other. Browse that category for a wider shortlist beyond this list.

Top European Betterment alternatives compared

# Alternative Country Open source Free tier Compare
1 Indexa Capital Spain No No vs Betterment →
2 Scalable Capital Germany No No vs Betterment →
3 Yomoni France No No vs Betterment →
  1. Globally diversified index portfolios with fees that fall as your assets grow, regulated by the CNMV across three countries.

    Spain's largest independent robo-advisor, managing globally diversified index-fund portfolios from Madrid since 2015, with 5.8 billion euros under management across Spain, France and Belgium.

  2. Fully managed ETF portfolios with automatic rebalancing and a BaFin-regulated bank behind them, from 0.75% a year.

    Munich digital wealth manager and broker whose Wealth product runs fully managed ETF portfolios with automatic rebalancing for 0.75% a year, under BaFin supervision.

  3. Managed ETF portfolios inside French tax wrappers, with a 0.7% management fee and no entry or exit charges.

    French robo-advisor with an AMF management licence, running ETF portfolios inside assurance-vie, PEA, PER and brokerage wrappers for an all-in maximum of 1.6% a year.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best European alternative to Betterment?
Indexa Capital is the top-ranked European alternative to Betterment in our directory. 3 EU alternatives are listed on this page in total, scored by feature parity and relevance.
Is Betterment GDPR-compliant?
Betterment is headquartered outside the EU, which means personal data may be transferred to a non-EU jurisdiction. Since the 2020 Schrems II ruling, such transfers require a case-by-case transfer impact assessment under Article 46 GDPR. EU-based alternatives keep your data under European law by default with no transfer impact assessment required.
Why use a European alternative to Betterment?
European alternatives store data in EU jurisdictions, comply with GDPR by default, reduce exposure to the US CLOUD Act and FISA 702, and strengthen the European tech ecosystem. For regulated industries such as health, public sector, and finance, EU hosting is often a legal requirement, not just a preference.
How do I migrate from Betterment to a European alternative?
Start by exporting your data from Betterment, then pick the alternative that best matches your feature requirements; most EU alternatives listed here offer import tools or migration guides. Running both services in parallel for a week catches any edge cases before you fully switch.